Love’s Opens New Travel Stop in Alabama With RV Hookups, Dump Station, and Arby’s

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Love’s Travel Stops has opened a new location in Quinton, Alabama, adding another stop for drivers and RV travelers moving through the state.

According to the company, the new travel stop is located at 220 Elza’s Way and is the 15th Love’s location in Alabama. Love’s said the site includes 123 truck parking spaces, which it framed as part of its broader effort to add parking capacity and improve route continuity for drivers traveling between the Southeast and Mid-South.

The company said it has added 464 truck parking spaces across the country so far in 2026.

For RV travelers, the new location includes five RV hookups, an RV dump station, and three RV parking spaces. The site also has 71 car parking spaces, which adds more room for non-commercial travelers stopping for fuel, food, or a break from the road.

Beyond the RV-specific amenities, the new travel stop includes nine diesel bays, seven showers, laundry facilities, a CAT Scale, a dog park, and self-checkout options.

Love’s also said the store offers fresh food items prepared on-site daily, including sandwiches, salads, wraps, and fresh-cut fruit. An Arby’s at the location is scheduled to open on April 13.

The travel stop measures 14,307 square feet and, according to Love’s, added 65 jobs.

The company said the location also has space allocated for EV chargers and could partner with local utility companies to install charging stations if customer demand develops.

As part of the grand opening, Love’s said it will donate $5,000, split between Backyard Blessings and Mission of Hope in Dora. It also said it will donate another $5,000 to Children’s of Alabama.

For RVers, the biggest takeaway is that the new stop adds another place in Alabama with hookups and a dump station, along with the kind of overnight and road-trip amenities many travelers look for when planning a route.

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